So Heather Stewart, creative director of the BFI, caused a stir last week when she said: "The idea of popular cinema somehow being capable of great art at the same time as being entertaining is still a problem for some people.
"How you crush creativity and imagination in small communities is by telling them that they're not capable of creating art – or of having a cultural identity or cultural value".
Given all the harm fire ants cause, you'd never guess that they're also capable of great art.
There's still a natural inclination to be freaked out that a bloodless computer program is capable of creating art.
The Times and several of the other papers agreed that, while the piece was entertaining, Sullivan was capable of higher art.
The Times and several of the other papers agreed, however, that while the piece was entertaining, Sullivan was capable of higher art, and frivolous light opera would hold him back.
For example, at the time of this research, mid-level nurses were not considered capable of providing ART, yet today many provide Option B+ to pregnant and nursing women.
Article 24 of the statutes of the Académie Française state that "The principal function of the Académie is to work, with all possible care and diligence, to give clear rules to our language and to render it pure, eloquent and capable of treating arts and science".
Yes, "art": television is capable of creating its own art, which is not dependent on other arts, or is at least a mongrel synthesis of them.
However, "many of the devices were not capable of showcasing the art".
